Carly Simon's New Album Takes Aim at Ex-Husband James Taylor

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Carly Simon sings about her ex-husband James Taylor in a new song.

The song is on her new album, 'Comes in Waves'.

Simon sings, 'Maybe I never loved you / But anyway, I thought I did.'

Carly Simon has been away from the public eye due to health issues.

James Taylor and Carly Simon were together in 1979.

Simon wonders if she really loved her ex-husband.

She sings, 'Maybe I never loved you / Yes, and maybe I did.'

James Taylor is not named in the song.

Simon was married to Taylor from 1972 to 1983.

Simon sings about her past with Taylor.

Carly Simon returns with a new album after 18 years.

The song ends with Simon trying to move on.

Simon sings, 'Maybe it's best to bury whatever it was we had.'

Fox News reached out to Simon and Taylor for comment.

Simon and Taylor have not spoken in over a decade.

Simon wants to help Taylor, despite his past behavior.

Simon's memoir helped her understand her feelings.

Carly Simon used a 'Spanish witch doctor' to save her marriage.

Simon sings, 'Maybe I never loved you / Maybe I always will.'

Simon has been dealing with health issues and writing her memoir.

Simon has Parkinson's disease and skin cancer.

Simon explained why she stayed out of the public eye.

Simon's new album is about her marriage and divorce.

Simon is adjusting to her health issues.

Simon's comments give a glimpse into her private life.

Simon's new album is her first in 18 years.

Simon and Taylor were a famous couple in the 1970s.

Simon met Taylor at Carnegie Hall in 1971.

Simon told People magazine about her health issues.

Simon met Taylor at Carnegie Hall and they started a life together.

Simon and Taylor got married in 1972.

Their marriage did not last.

Simon and Taylor separated in 1981 and divorced in 1983.

Taylor struggled with addiction during their marriage.

Simon wrote about their relationship in her memoir.

Simon had surgery for skin cancer.

Simon described their relationship as 'bipolar'.

Taylor acknowledged how his addiction hurt his relationships.

Taylor said addiction can ruin a relationship.

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Stephanie Giang-Paunon is a Fox News entertainment reporter.

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